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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-03-03

TRoXELyILLE.-My silence for q
considerable length of time, was sim
ply because we had no news in our
hamlet until the time was drawing
close to election when tho news grew
nunerous-but had much OF sameness
about it-and since the election there
was quitea lull of excitement among
the defeated candidates.
Benfer Bros. have erected Their
steam saw mill, two miles west of
town, on a tract owned by Aumiler
a. Bro, whore they intend to spend
the remaining part of the winter in
saving. This tract was formerly
owned by John Fetterolf, Jr. 1t is
estimated to have the best lumber In
this locality.
The Troxelville Literary Society Is
prospering We are pleased to see
the citizens take an interest in the
exercises. The question for next dis.
cussion Is: Resolved, That water IL
more destructive than fire."
Those gentlemen, who expected to
have night social alta certain house,
not twenty miles from this place, had
better waited until some other time,
so that they need not arouse the
slulnbsring inmates to gain entrance
into the house.
Miss Hattie l.. Swartz. a teacher of
West Beaver township, spent last
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Isaac Hackenbury, who had been
III for some time, is out again.
George Smith has been confined to
his house with rheumatism for the
past eleven months.
The painters are engaged In paint
Ing tho Reformed church.
J. u. Fsttsrolf has organIxsd . sing
InG eIsls s0aslrtins oi thirty :. 'n.
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WE'LL DRILLING
lDrG Water ON EVtry Lot with GaI
Little Cost.

The undersigned desires to
call the attention of the pco-
pie of Snyder county to his
improved method of we'll
drilling, which has given such
universal satisfaction every
where. He has the advan-
tagc overall other methods
is speedy, makes little dirt,
never delayed by the machin-
cry getting out of order and
is III every particular salts
factory. Recommendations
can be had from parties for
whom | have done work cith-
cr in Middlcburgh, Beaver
town or Banncrvillc.
j. NJ. KLINE,
Bcavcrtown, Pa.
March 1,'S7 3m pd.
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Ladies Guide t, Fancy Work.

This work contains nearly 800 handsome Illus,
trations with Instructions for making hundreds
II beautiful things, either for adjoining your
home or presents tor your friends, at y most tr
ding expense, including all kinds OF Fancy
Work. Artistic Emb 'oderies, Lace Work, Knit.
tln1, Tar ing and Net Work contains designs
for MOnog'nns, Initials, Tides, Lamprequins,
9ttomans ,Goanterpsins, Rings, Carriage Robes
Brackets, Wall Pockets, Waste Paper Baskets,
WORK Boxes. Work Baskets, Work Bags, Pen
Wlpers, Hanging BasSets. Catch-alls. Pin Cush.
ions, FoOtst0ols, Handkerchief Boxes, G.Ove
boxes Card Basket, Sofa Pillows, Table Covers,
Work Stauds, Table Scarf Screens, Scrap bags
ia nd Bags, Table Mats, Toilet Mats, Lninp
Mats, Lamp Shades, Pillow shams, Pillow Shaln
Holders, Curtains, Toilet Stands, Slipper iases.
Letter Gases, Picture Frames, Toilet Sets Cloths,
Bru, h Holders, Hassocks. CigDr Boxes, Satchels,
Fancy Purses, slippers, Dressing Gowns, Music
Portfolios, knife Gases, Fans Flower Baskets,
Plant Stands. Flower Pot Covers, shawl Dress
Trimmings, window shades, Feather Work,
spattes Work. Leaf photographs and many
It's handsomely bound, containing s.colunn
pages, aAd Will be SCOT post paid br only 70
cent. cent y is The tiuss book on lseey work over
iuf iiifISE SEWis; u; co. Ss s;fs'sss' @ y x.
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a LADY's PERFECT COMPANION
Painless Childbrthn a new box by
DR.. John IL. Dye, one o New York
most skillful physicians, shows that
pain is not necessary ia Hhiia' 'ig;l
but results from causes easily under
stood and overcome. IL clearly
proves that any woman may become
II mother without suffering any pain
whatever. 1t also tells how to over
come an1 prevent morning sickness,
swelled limbs, and all other evils at
tending pregnancy. 1t is reliable and
highly endorsed by physicians every
where as the wifs's true private com
panion. Cut this out; it will save
you great pain, and possibly your
life. Send two cent stamp for de-
scriptive circulars, testimonials and
confidential letter sent in sealed en-
velope. Address Fruak Thomas &Co
Publishers, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jan. 81, 81, 3m.
PIGEONS. Persons having pigeons
to sell will find II ready purchaser by
addressing the editor Of the PosT.
c. A. Il. Suits, warrented Indigo
Blue, ut ). Oppenheimers, Selins1
grove, Pm.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to
, n tbneo knnui,,,, tbo,nsolyao ;nInht
ed on the dockets of A. X. Gift on
judgm euts, costs, or otherwise to set~
tie the same within this date and
March 12th, If not, executions, or
scire facias, rs the case may demand,
will he issued to recover the same.
Feb. 2l, 3w. A. X. GIFT, J.P.
FREE TRApE:-The reduction OF in
ternal revenue and the taking off of
revenue stamps from Proprietary
Medicines, no doubt has largely bene-
fitted the consumers, as well as re
lievng the burden of home manufac =
turers. Especially is this case with
Green's August Flower and Boschee's $
German Syrup, as the reduction OF
thirty six cents per dozen, has been
added to increase the size OF the bot
ties containing.these remedies, there
by giving one fifth more medicine in
the 70 cent size. The August Flower
Jor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and the German Syrup for Cough
and Lung trouble, have perhaps the
largest sale OF any medicines In the
world. The advantage OF increased
size Of the bottles will be greatly ap-
preciated by the sick and afflicted, in
every town and village In civilized
countries. Sample bottles for 10 cts.
remain the same size. Jan.2O, silly
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MARRIED..

Feb. q, by Rev. j. +. Wampole,
George s, Brown OF Williamsport aud
Miss Anna NJ. Wanpole OF Freebur
Feb. 8, by Rev J. Il. Wampole. VIM
w. Wernots of Richfleld and Miss
Mary Lease OF Fremont
Feb. iC, by Rev. s. p. King, Miss
Martha Strawser of Freeburg and
sherman Samps,l, Of Northuml g.
land
Feb. 2j. by :. s Schoch, J. p, j. A.
Foreman and Mary M.Goodman, both
OF Union cnuntv.
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AND
CARPET
BARGAINS

Two Solid Walnut Marble
top Suits, Bcvcl Glass cX-
ira well made in work and
finish, but IA little oifin style
Five Cottage Painted Suits
ut II bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods except in finish:
Five Lounges at Il sacrifice.
One plush Parlor suit7 pieces
Two hair-cloth "
One /" A" 4"
second hand.
-Four marblctop Parlor tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
90. and Cotton Ingram
and Rag Carpets-last
Spring stylesand remnants
and all the above are per-
feet, except in style and
finish. Me wish to clean
them Out-all are marked
Bargainsand prices in plain
figures.
All our regular stock of
FU RNITURE & CAR
PETS at II reduced price
for the NEXT TIL ITY
DAYS.
Call early and secure the
bargains. Goods packed and
freight paid to any point on
Z. Il. II.
w. II. FELIX,
The popular Furniture and
Carpet Man, Lewistown.
l% Undertaking n specially,
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SALE REGISTER.

Following IL list Of sales, public
and private, advertised in the Posi- or
for which bills have been printed at
this Office.
Saturday, March 5, Amelia Kuhns
will sell farm stock in Centre twp.
Saturday, March 8, +. Kohler will sell
farm utensils, stock, &c. in Ere
mont.
Wednesday, March 9Th Samuel B.
Waltar and Adam B. Walter, EX'rs
Of John II. Walter decd, will sell
personal property in Centre twp.
Friday, March IL, Josiah Schrader
will sell personal property in
Monroe twp.
Tuesday, March g, Daniel Hollenbnch
will sell.personal property 3 miles
north Of Centreville.
Thursday, March "a, Y. II. Wagner,
Admir- OF Elizabeth Ritter. decd
will sell personal property in Mon.
Toe township.
Tue- ny, March 80, William Ritter,
Adm'r og john Ritter, decd, viii
sell personal property at krttzer-
vile.
Thprrday. March "a, Daniel Ritter
".l sell personal property ia Mon
roe township.
Saturday, March 12, the widow and
heirs of Chas. Mitchell, decd, will
sell personal property ut Paxton
vile.
Tuesday, Mar. Is, John Fclker, Jr.,
will sell personal property mile
east Of Mcclure.
Saturday. March IL, Mrs. Julia A
Marke will sell personal property
in Centreville.
Tuesday, March 10, G. w. Weise will
sell personal property T. miles be-
low Richlield.
Tuesday, March 10, Jere Crouse will
sell valuable real estate on the
premises in Franklin twp, or in
Middleburgh
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Read the candidate cards in this is
sue.
ahe Boston Store will remove from
this place next week.
Court was largely attended on Mon.
day and Tuesday.
See J. NJ. Kline's Well drilling ad-
vertsement in this issue.
Miss Hattie Botdorf OF Williams
town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR.
Fisher.
On Saturday ten>inch snow fell
in this section which affords excellent
sleighing.
Misses TASTE and Emma Musser of
Hartleton are hers-the guests of the
editor and family.
Weather prophets predict an early
spring and hot summer. The latter
part OF the prophecy will doubtless
prov true.
lnquisitive people are the tunnels
OF conversation; they do not take any
pass it to another.
Squire Adam Smith, the Snyder
county weather prophet predicts
three snow falls this spring yet-one
OF which is to be 3 inches deep.
ID, A. Kern, hauled the first load of
brick on Tuesday for the erection OF
double brick dwelling house on the
lot on Main street, Immediately west
of his fathers residence.
Bro. Trout thinks there are two
sides to the difficulty recently experts
enced by one OF our hands while EN-
ployed In the Free Press office. We
think 80 too-bet one Is dang poor
one.
We have secured new correspon-
dent at Freeburg, and, judging from
his first letter he has capital idea of
what is wanted In a printing Office
and will make a first-class correspon-
dent. Let US hear from you every
week, Willie.
On Tuesday morning G. L. Smith,
Qormerly known as big Charley took
possession Of the Central Hotel in this
place. Jacob G. Smith, for a number
OF years proprietor OF the house has
not yet positively settled upon any
stand. but 1t In understood that he
Will not move so far away from his
many friends In this county. Charley
Will make capital landlord as he hos
been on the road many years and
knows how - make 4 pleasant for
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Chas. Il. Artley was this week
found guilty Of seduction aud bastardy
and sentenced to- an imprisonment OF
. months and 81 fine. Oscar Tayler,
(colored) and Frank Elliott who bor-
rowed horse and sleigh from n
Selinsgrove livery this winter without
the knowledge Of the owner, were
discharged on II writ of hibcdS corpus.
List of letters uncalled for in the
Post-oilic at Middlcburgh, March 1st,
1887.
VIM. Jackson, q. l.. Grant, Audripd
.Gcarhart, Jos. Bower, L.. B. Miller.
Calvin Blouch. Harris Sholl, Miss
Kate Hadc, Miss Jennie Iuger, Mr.
Maggie F.iiiryer, Miss Susan Goss ,rd
Miss Ida Eug,p, Miss Mprtir N.Myers
(carp Miss Sue 4 Myers, Miss Martha
Striniuger, Clara L. Suck.
|. GRIER BARBER, y. NJ.
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bers. Ed. is q good instructor and
knows just how to handle class.
Philip Ocker Is preparing to erect a
new house OH his lot at the east end
Of town.
Miss Ida G. Bingham, who was sick
for several months, is now able to be
about.
Rev. Stovor preached a sermon In
the Lutheran church last Sunday
evening.
Everybody is taking advantage cf
the sleighiug.
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r,cnds throughout the county Will
II. .out sanding US tho news In their respec:
ssllfe os villages and neighborhoods. send
rspsisIn incts, and we will dress them up,
y We our columns will always be open
b sfu w v.ho wish to speak through them on
10 o,s local questions of public iutsrest I;
ysb'f,' Ill, net hold ourself responsible for the
y ni,.len, they may express.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

,oou al the fsugures on the label Of
naner. Those figures tell you
yuw n,rss TO WHICH YOUR suBsCRIP-
InS Ten "a PAfp. Within 3 weeks after
I.oroy TN Is sent, see IL date is changed.
W. other receipt is necessary.
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FREEBunG. The Martini Wushine-
ton tea party Of the ID. w. Y. G. So
ciety held in Boycr's Hall on the o2d,
was well pntroniacd. The supper was
elegant aud the exercises interesting.
Isaac ID. Boyer of Calhoun county,
Mich, who moved from here 10 yenrs
ago, is here visiting his friends Of this
locality.
George Hosterjuan assumed his ia -
ties as post master. He succeeded
Wm. II. Meyer, who will move to
Georgetown TO continue IN the drug
business. We regret the departure
of Mr. Meyer, as he was very useful
member Of society in various ways.
|. y. Johns succeeded VIM. p. Moy.
.er as Principal of our High school.
Mr.. Meyer has been n successful
teacher for 81 years. He has plrchas
ed the drug store and is also assistant
p. NJ under Mr. Hosterman.
Supt. Boyer visited our schools
on Wednesday,. Mr.. Johns arrived in
the afternoon, wheR Su! t. Boyer in
trodnced him to the school in an ap>
propriate address. Mr.. Johns, re-
sponded with well timed remarks.
Mr.. Meyer delivered n farewell aG-
dress.
John Kissinger's sale was largely
attended. He moves to Kansas on
the farm OF II. 5. Lark, near Peabody.
He has returned from Kansas, aud
gives II glowing account of that coun.
try.
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Roll or lloNUR. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposite
their names. Shouli any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
10. ,,,,ic,.
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DS ED.

Feb. 10, IN Union twp, Katie, wife
of Jacob q. Shotzberger, aged 81
years, 6 months and II DAYS.
Feb. 81, near Centreville, Jac ,b
Bickhart, aged Sc years and @ months
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

suNguIY & LEwsTowN DIV.
Time Table, In effect Nov. Is, 1886
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he Miaaleburgh pcst.
Published every Thursday.

,,ourrY CouRrs.-rhe Courts Of
ssrprsns, are hold on the fourth Mondays
,Idsl 0vv Nav, aud September, and second
's,,y Of december.
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The Harrisburg Telegram OF Feb. 90,
gets of the following good one" on
one of Snyder county's best known
citizens, which we publish for what it
is worth:
Up in Snyder county ex Sheriff ID.
Bolender Is candidate for sheriff
again, and his enemies are getting
out campaign stories against him.
One old denizen from the hills got in
to a Middleburgh grocery store the
other evening and told this story.
while lie pulled at his corn cob pipe
ut wus this ere way: You sees, ole
man Bolender, he giu'rally attended
eel ter his dootica. no matter wot wus
ther weather, aud he ust'ter git cold
feet. Well, one day somebody told
him ter put red pepper in his boots.
ard that wud keep 'em warm. So he
did. He put n hull handful la ech
boot. and started out one morniu'
He travelled round mighty lot,
very comfOriful like, aud when he
rrtcled home he wpr in II good mood
We sot hissclf down aside the big ten
plate stove, bumped up his back and
$ nokcd. Purity soon they begun to
etch, an der, au' all at once the pep
per got Ia its work trcmeuius. Then
yer ought to see the ole man. He
jumped nearly up ter thcr ceilhi',
aud danced round like rs though he
w"r injun. they thought he mote
be gettin' religion, and sent fer thcr
preacher But when thpr preacher
heard Bulpnd'r yowl he couclul IL IL
weru't religion that he was gittiu'
lie studied th"r symp! ous and ther
told ther ol" man TO investougntr his
boots. An h, did, an ever since thpr
sheriff has been .lookin' for thrr
mao wot told him ter put red porer in
his booty.n
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CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE,
SELINSGROVE, PA.

Fix it in your mind that we can
serve you well in any goods we sell.
Not that our prices are always low
er than others but our qualities are
better. We always strive to OBJ
tain for our customers the greatest
value for their money. There is no
brag in this---it is only saying plain
ly what we consider our duty.
We are now Offering extra ordin-
ary bargains in every department
III order TO redube the etoc6to make
room for en- carly invoice Of Spring
Goods. Respectfully,
8. WEIS.
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..rvArp MS. srATioSs. EASTWARD

seIInsyrOvc Accom- mtlOd3ttOn.
fConuectlny with tr,inson N. q. RyD
vo sellnsaroye. Arrive at Sellnsgrovc
"V AN 1902 A. NJ.
ilopM 2Oj y. NJ
s0aP II. $40 T.. NJ.
Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
,ilam. 5 Oi. m, 10 80 ami %. m, 52s, m.
d ~ n IN Tor Pittsbnrg and tho Wcst.
Tb m, o 3lam, Ii7 u m, Az IN, sji y m,
lliip n, For Philadclphia, New York. Balti.
more aud Washington.
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Out of our immense stock we
offer the following
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-02-06

plorer is go luckless IS to be cast away
in the Lena delta, he will probably at
least have an accurate chart of this
labyrinth of channels to guide him.
Last weeks cable dispatches informed
us that the explorations of DIR. Bulge
and Baron Won Toll in this region have
been successfully completed.
For four or five years past Russian
scientific men have been stationed at or
near the mouth of the Lena, carrying on
first the work Of one Of the circumpolar
stations and then engaging in the ex.
ploration of the delta and part of the
large region eastward. They have made
a number of interesting discoveries, and
scientific zeal has been richly rewarded,
even in this apparently desolate country.
In the region where the pole of greatest
cold is situated, these explorers have
collected 400 kinds of plants, numerous
archaeological specimens. aud large
number OF insects and other inverte-
brata. Among the mountains that
divide the Lena from the Yana basins
Baron Won Toll obtained six specimens
of mountain sheep. He has made a
special study of the fauna of the sea-
coast, and the latest news from him was
that he was going with party of natives
to find mammoth which a recent land
slide had revealed. An important
feature of the work of this party has
been the complete exploration of the
large Yana river from its headwaters to
the ca, including two of its ailments.
Last summer the news came that the
party were busy. early in the spring.
with their preparations to visit the New
Siberian Islands. which, since Anjou
was there in 1923, have not been seen
by white men, except when the De Long
expedition landed on one of them for a
few hours during its retreat. The bag
gage was being sent TO the island Of
kotelnoi over the ice on dog sledges,
and the party intended to take forty
reindeer with them. The announce
ment that the expedition has success
fully completed its labors must mean
that it has carried out its instructions to
carefully explore these islands. IL is
known that they contain some very
curious animal and vegetable fossil re.
mains, and among the most interesting
results Of the expedition will doubtless
be the story of its work on this cluster
of islands.-[N. Y. Sun.
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The song of the Shirlk.

With fingers that never knew toll.
With nose tip swollen and red,
delegate sat in his easy chair.
Eating the laborer's bread.
trike-strike-strike,
Nor dare return to your work"
And sill. with his staggering, insolent air.
He sang the Song OF the shirk-"
Observation-Disclosures
Till the children are crying for bread,
Strike-,tiike-stTikei
Till the roof is torn from your head"
1t is oh. to have kiug,
And dwell away over The sea,
Where Knights aud bosses are unknown,
II this is Liberty
shirk-shirk-shirx,
The duty We owe to man;
Shirk-shirk-shirk-
rs only del, gate can,
Fine and assessment and due,
Due and assessment and fine.
Such is stuff ON which delegates live,
And swagger and drink snd dine,
s-riks-strike,
The delegate passed this way!
"Strike-strike-sirike,
He ordeTs-you mnst obey
And ask notthe reason why,
Nor murmur against their decree,
For none must work when they say "No.''
In this country oil the free
oh, men with children dear,
Oh, men with daug hters and wives,
1t is not the rich We are starving out,
But your hungry children's lives,
Strike-s,rike-strike.
To plsase your masters still,
Ye ire slaves to . band of pluuderfng
knaves,
Who viii bleed you as long as ye will.
Shirk-shi' k-shirk.
The duty you owe to man,
Shirk-shirk-shirk,
As only delegate can,
1t Is strange that laborers choose
As char pions CT their Cause,
Men who never were known to use
Anything save their jaws.
-[E. Frank Linta Der in Puck.
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Addie Mcfarland, Plaintiff. VS.. Andrew
Mcfarland. Defendant.
Action brought in The Superior Court Of
~ of Los Angeles, and the complaint fled
In said county of Los Angeles, in the Office
Of the Clerk Of said Superior Court
The people of the State of California send
greeting to: Andrew Mcfarland. Defend
ant.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you BIZ the above
named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the
State Of Caiifornis, in and for the county OF
Los Angeles, and TO answer the complaint
9led therein, within ten days exclusive of
the day of servfcel, after the service on you
of this Summons. II served within this
thirty days. or judgment by default will be
taken sgainst you according TO the prayer of
said complaint.
The sa;1 action is brought to obtain the
judgment of this Court dissolving the bonds
OF matrimony now existing between plant
IN and defendant. and awarding the Gus
tody of the three minor children
for such other and further relief
cost Of suit. Reference is had to complain,
for particulars.
And You are hereby notified that If you
fail to sppear.snd answer the said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff viii
apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Given under my hand and theSeal
of the Superior Court of the State
of California. in and for the coun
,SEALt ty of Los Angeles. this fourteenth
day Of January in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and eighty-seven.
CHAS- H. DuNNSMO0R, Clerk.
By H. b. TANNING. Deputy.
Paris & Goodell, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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